Sports Marketing Degrees To Be Offered

The South Dakota Board of Regents has approved a new undergraduate degree in sports marketing and media at the University of South Dakota.

Critical Care Subject Of Meeting

South Dakota health care providers and the state Department of Health are talking about critical care access at a joint meeting in Pierre.

States Ready To Challenge New EPA Regulations

The Environmental Protection Agency has issued rules that could cut carbon emissions from coal fired power plants by as much as thirty percent by 2030.

Twins Edged In St. Louis

Yadier Molina homered and John Lackey worked eight strong innings for the St. Louis Cardinals, who won their fourth in a row with a 3-2 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Monday night.

Royals Stretch Division Lead

Lorenzo Cain hit a two-run homer, and normally lights-out reliever Greg Holland struggled in the ninth before the Kansas City Royals held off the Milwaukee Brewers for an 8-5 win Monday night.

Busy Day At CWS

Three one-run games made for a busy and thrilling day at the College World Series in Omaha.

Vikings Stadium Gets Name

The Minnesota Vikings will play in U.S. Bank Stadium starting next season, per a 20-year exclusive naming rights agreement with the banking giant.

Gopher Guard Will Sit Out

One of Minnesota’s top incoming freshmen has been denied medical clearance to play for the team.

Wessington Springs Hoping to Aid Delmont

“Been there, done that” might describe the attitude in Wessington Springs, South Dakota, as residents celebrate a year of recovery on June 18th, the same day a tornado ripped through their small town just one year ago.

Ricketts Advocates for Nebraska Agriculture in Europe

Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts has been answering a lot of questions about American agriculture during his trade mission to Europe.